Ancillary Fees

Charged in the first semester of your program, the transcript fee enables you to receive an official transcript outlining your academic record at Sheridan as well as your credential upon completion of your program. This is a one-time fee per program.

Charged in the first semester of your program, the graduation fee supports the expenses associated with convocation, including but not limited to the graduate application process and all details associated with the ceremony (i.e. academic regalia rental, venue, convocation program, etc.). This is a one-time fee per program.

The IT fee securely delivers software, communications, hardware and technical service expertise to students and classrooms.

Your onecard is your official photo identification card for Sheridan and provides access to spaces on campus such as classrooms, libraries and recreation facilities. Funds loaded to your onecard can be used for a variety of services from printing to bookstore purchases, as well as toward food purchases at participating on and off campus locations. For more information on onecard usage and acceptance, visit onecard.sheridancollege.ca

The Sheridan Student Health Centre (clinic at each campus) gives students access to medical care through, nurses and Physicians, Monday to Thursday 8:30am – 8pm and Friday 8:30-5.    Registered Nurses provide non-urgent and urgent health care, health & wellness teaching, dispense minor medications and make referrals to community agencies on a walk in basis and under medical directives. A psychiatrist and chiropractor are also available in clinic.

Your Athletic Activities fee supports recreational and intercampus sports leagues, fitness classes, a well-equipped weight/cardio room and drop-in use of the campus gymnasium.  The fee also supports your Sheridan Bruins Varsity teams, including open access to try-outs and fan attendance.

Our Athletic Centres are available to students 7 days per week. Your Athletic Building Fee enables the maintenance of our Athletic Centre’s and has most recently been directed to finance the outdoor soccer/rugby stadium at Trafalgar (free access for Sheridan students), the Davis Campus gymnasium expansion, and now the HMC Recreation and Fitness Centre.

Our Career Centre supports students exploring and clarifying their career and educational goals, developing essential skills, provides opportunities to gain experience through our Co-Curricular Record, prepares students to transition to the world of work (job search, resume and interview critique), hosts a job board, mentoring and events to connect you to future employers. Our 1:1 appoints, events, workshops and programs support student career success

Our Peer Mentor program supports a team of highly trained peers across all three campuses to support students academically, socially and personally. Peer Mentors support student well-being, orient and connect students to essential on-campus services to ensure you are successful both inside and outside of the classroom, enriching the student experience.

Courses will challenge you. Get help with Math, Accounting, Finance, Writing, Citation and Referencing, Computer Programming, Chemistry, Architecture, Interior Design and Decorating, English Conversation Skills and Presentation Skills from Learning Assistants in the Tutoring Centres.  Some first-year courses are also supported by Peer-Assisted Learning Leaders (PALs), and peer tutors are available for a nominal fee. Visit tutoring.sheridancollege.ca for more information.

This mandatory fee supports the building, maintenance and updating of student centres at all three campuses.

This mandatory fee supports the furnishing of student centre spaces, and provides equipment and capital needs related to student centres at all three campuses.

Promotional materials, events, partnerships, the Empower Me Program (online and telephonic multi-lingual mental health support), and staff support related to supporting accessing basic medical care, mental health or counselling services available through the student health plan.

This fee allows the Sheridan Student Union the ability to provide academic supports including the intranet portal development (Access Sheridan replacement) costs SSU is committed to.

The SSU Campus Safety fee enables the Sheridan Student Union the ability to provide the SafeWalk service, giving students a walk anywhere on campus in the event they are studying late, leaving a night class, or heading home from a pub night. This includes SafeWalk staffing, training, service provision, and promotion.

Repairs and maintenance, utilities, cleaning, insurance, maintenance and operational staffing and security costs of Student Centres at three Sheridan campuses.

This mandatory fee enrolls full-time domestic students in Sheridan Student Union’s Health and Dental Plan, providing a wide variety of health and dental coverage, as well as travel insurance to cover unexpected emergency medical expenses. Students with acceptable proof of alternative coverage may opt out of this program during defined opt-out periods.

If you are already covered by an extended health and dental plan, you can opt out of the Sheridan SU Health and Dental plan by providing proof of other equivalent health and dental coverage. Opt outs can ONLY be processed within the Change-of-Coverage period. Visit www.studentcare.ca or call 1-866-358-4430 for details. The SU Health and Dental Plan is for domestic students only. 

All post-secondary students on a co-op work term in Fall 2020 will be billed the SSUI Health and Dental Plan fee in the Spring 2020 term.